These are all the movies and series that Victor has reviewed. Read more at: Dirty Movies.
Number of movie reviews: 982 / 982
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Orphaned teen is placed under the care of her dysfunctional aunt and criminal cousins, in this harrowing crime drama from Denmark. Review
A young woman becomes infatuated with a park ride, in this very strange yet plausible tale of forbidden love. Review
This sobering documentary is also a very conventional one, vaguely reminiscent of old-fashioned ethnographic documentary practices of John Grierson and Robert Flaherty. Most interactions are highly conversational, and the music score is festive and upbeat. Review
Chaotic music intoxicates the tumultuous urban landscape of the Peruvian capital, in this highly sensory and hypnotic doc. Review
Quietly enrapturing American drama portrays simmering male rage and powerlessness in a sympathetic light. Review
Two theology students grapple with the authoritarian Czechoslovakian regime and the collaborationist Catholic Church, in this somber and poetic period drama. Review
This subtle blend of coming-of-age, feminist and Indigenous tale has some moving moments, particularly Margo’s awkward reconnection with her mother. Yet it fails to deep-dive into any of these topics, instead getting diluted in an increasingly multi-threaded narrative. Review
Strong performances, a gripping script and a stunning cinematography of the verdant mountains of Montana make Cowboys recommended viewing. Review
This stoic and laconic piece of reflective cinema investigates the repercussions of social and mental vulnerability. Review
Bobbi Jene Smith and other dancers star in romance blending choreography and narrative wizardry; the outcome is boisterous, energetic and somewhat messy. Review
This 86-minute documentary is engaging and informative enough to convert new fans. Review
This is a short film that will stay with you long after it finished. Review
The lush hills dotted with sheep and a sapphire blue lake provide the backdrop to this very slow story. Review
Bet gone wrong: "Scorsese-inspired" Iranian movie about gambling is so protracted and repetitive that it's barely watchable,... Review
A quiet and reticent teen returns to her tragic and painful roots, in Colombian film bursting with authenticity and a peculiar vintage feel. Review
Brandauer is quietly impressive in the lead. He conveys a broad spectrum of emotions with sparse facial movements, in a film with abundant close-ups. Review
A Spanish "finisher" helps people to depart from this world, in poetic movie raising philosophical and ethical questions about life and death. Review
This very peculiar storytelling device, which renders the film strangely charming and quaint. Review
Old writer seeks to reconnect with his past as he senses his imminent departure, in this very fine piece of slow cinema from Kyrgyzstan. Review
Delightful Russian rom-com shows a Russian sensibility little known to Western audiences more used to the country's raw and bleak cinema. Review
Young writer refuses to leave his bed as his seeks inspiration for his new book, in this laborious Mongolian drama. Review
Completely bonkers Latvian movie is entirely filmed from the selfie perspective. Review
Impressive Portuguese courtroom drama dissects the structures of domestic abuse, supported by a dazzling performance from Iolanda Laranjeiro. Review
This is an ordinary story told with confidence, and with its heart at the right place. It is supported by vibrant photography, strong performances, rapturous tunes, punchy lyrics and even a little bit of sombre and raw animation. Review
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